Website of Agustín María Rodríguez. Here you'll find some free source code, tech demos and a lot of useful links. (Added 04/07/2005)

The MX Developer's Journal... noisey, crowded design with blinking ads, ads and more ads. Some goodies buried away in the Director corner, squished between columns of ads, ads and more ads. (Added 29/06/2005)

enedahl.com is the website of developer Christoffer Enedahl, author of an external script manager and a preprocessor for director and lingo. (Added 27/06/2005)

News, Opinion, & Politics from Darrel Plant (from Moshplant.com). Smart, informative and updated regularly. (Added 20/05/2005)

In www.coursemedia.net you can find a cool Macromedia Director tutorial in spanish, and free of charge! (under CC licence). Regards (Added 11/05/2005)

ToxicToy is an independent game development company with some some tutorials and resources, as well as some interesting games in development. (Added 09/05/2005)

Bamboozalled by localConnection objects? Have a read of this article by Thomas Higgins, Director's "Technical Product Manager" and our man on the inside. (Added 09/05/2005)

Lingo (and Actionscript) books, Xtras, technotes and other goodies by Bruce Epstein, author of the legendary LIAN (Lingo in a Nutshell) and DIAN (Director in a Nutshell) (Added 30/03/2005)

Look & Learn tutorials on Macromedia Director. View streaming versions of fully functioning director movies that can be downloaded, complete with script and commentary. (Added 11/03/2005)

Windows For Shockwave is a set of Library Palette behaviors for Director 8.5+ (not an Xtra) that enables drag and drop creation of onstage windows, modal dialog boxes, cascading menus, right-click (Control+click in Mac) pop-up menus, and good cursor image control. (Added 15/01/2005)

James Newton's Macromedia Director Behavior Demonstrations, now located at openspark.com (Added 14/01/2005)

Endogine is "a project aiming at replacing Director’s sprite engine, score, text member, paint window, parts of the Flash Xtra, and the castLib window, among other things". It is being developed by Jonas Beckeman and well worth supporting. (Added 14/01/2005)